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Post Corporate, Why I Became a Teacher, Dr. Sharon Lane-Getaz

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Dr. Sharon Lane-Getaz, statistics, math & computer science professor talks about why she left corporate to give back as a teacher.
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Created Date:
2011
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Black Box Video Series

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African American Registry

Keywords

  1. African American Educators
  2. African American Women
  3. Education
  4. Oral History

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